Click here to play this week’s new cryptogram

Only Cheddarmelt and Bizarett18 have solved the

A goat is tied on the corner post of a 20×20 ft barn in a flat grass field.

The goat can reach a length of 45 ft at maximum from the corner post

After many, many months of trying to get something like this done for smartkit, think we’re finally ready to go. A multiplayer word puzzle game in which you can finally meet up with and play other visitors in real time.

Can you Find the Fault?

Below, a nice bouquet of Flowers. If you look carefully, however, something else may become apparent…

Tom Lion is a puzzle writer from Australia whose works regularly feature in puzzle magazines in Australia, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. He also maintains the puzzle blog, Gridless- www.gridlesscrosswords.blogspot.com

Smartkit’s Multiplayer Word Puzzle game is finished & ready to go. Need to hold off, however, just a little bit longer before releasing it. Next week should be a go, though. Apologize, but hopefully by then most  should be back from Spring Break.

Features include:

• up to 8 players can play in a room

Thanks to Peter Grabarchuk and his family for preparing these fun little logic puzzles just for Smartkit.

In the above game you will find 3 levels of difficulty, as well as 3 PDFs you can print out.

Strimko set #2

Ok, this one is also by Gray-T, but a bit harder than the rebus posted earlier today.

A new one from Gray-T- Can you figure out the movie?

If you’re not sure what to do, try taking a look at one his earlier

Something a little lighter after all those hard clock math problems-Many will remember  Smiley Puzzle; here’s the sequel-

OK, so here we have it: Bilbao’s 4th and final clock challenge.

Our general audience will be pleased because it is entirely feasible for you to come up with an

On oldie but but goodie: Cover the Spot. Resetting the scores today.

In addition to the difficult math, there was a clever little twist in Assassin’s Bullet

Below, we’ve taken a relatively small section from a photo and enlarged it.

What do you think the original shows? (a clue an be found in a February math puzzle)

For the 2nd challange, we had a bit of dropoff.  Nice job to those who were able to figure it out:

A fun physics puzzle stacking game